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Naming of oxyanions and hydrated salts
JEE Advanced level
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bn207
Select ALL correct statements about hydrated salts named with Greek prefixes.
A
FeSO
X
4
⋅
7
H
X
2
O
is iron(II) sulfate heptahydrate
B
CuSO
X
4
⋅
5
H
X
2
O
is copper(I) sulfate pentahydrate
C
CaSO
X
4
⋅
2
H
X
2
O
is calcium sulfate dihydrate
D
Na
X
2
CO
X
3
⋅
10
H
X
2
O
is sodium carbonate heptahydrate
Answer: A, C
Sulfate is
−
2
, so Fe in
FeSO
X
4
is +2 and Cu in
CuSO
X
4
is +2 (not +1). Gypsum has 2 water (dihydrate). Deca is 10, not hepta (7).
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